Del Mar Racing

First of I will state outright that I haven't personally been, but as a huge fan of horse racing, I watch a ton of racing around the world from the comfort of my own home. Del Mar was once one of those tracks I would regularly tune into; loved Trevor's calls and the views off the ocean. Sadly that is no longer can access due to the need for RTN (I'm often on the go so mobile is needed); it was just easier to access when it was free to watch. What a treat it was to tune into the Breeder's Cup; the first time I have been able to catch the action from Del Mar in years! If I was to make a suggestion, it would be to make watching the track more accessible; doing so would also gain more eyes on the sport, and potentially, bettors.

I am not a big fan of horse races but joined family members that hadn't had a chance to see it 1st hand. The place is well managed, lots of parking space, food is good and Inexpensive.... the only thing is that ea race lasts less than 2min and takes them 20 to start the next one. For those of us that don't know much about horses, the wait can be challenging. The place needs screens, music and other type of entertainment to keep your attention between races.

Had a great time here for my best friends bachelor party. Great atmosphere and shared exciting energy at the races. The venue itself is beautiful. We’ll definitely be back here the next chance we get!

Amazing experience today at Del Mar Racing. My friend and I got box seats and we were both extremely satisfied with them. The wait staff was great, and the people taking bets are friendly (and substantially more friendly at the ones at Santa anita) We talked about coming here for years and we're glad we finally did. 1000% coming back

1st time going. A great experience. Nice horses. Left the track with money in my pocket from the races. Need to have larger sizes clothes for women from your outdoor stores.😒 Food was good there too.

This was a fun event where we had brunch at Del Mar Thoroughbred club. The food was good and the racing was fun to watch and make a few bets.

Breeders Cup was utter chaos. Parking was a nightmare. Didn't even use my $500 box seats because of the Insanely loud announcers voices shouting out their picks In every race. Never again.

There was a party of 30 people in one of the celebrity suites, it was à blast. The betting windows were just outside the suite to make betting easy

Breeders Cup 2024 was held at Delmar Racetrack in Southern California. Two long days of top tier racing. A beautiful track, it sits on the Pacific. I had visited some years ago, but there was no racing at the time. This was an entirely different experience. We took the Coaster from Santa Fe Depot in San Diego minutes from our hotel, to the Solana Beach Station where a shuttle took us to the track. A very easy option to consider. We sat on the 4th level of the grandstand which offered an expansive view of the entire racetrack. Pricey tickets, but worth the experience. 108

Came here for the Del Mar Horse Races (my first time) for a company event and it was super cool! I'm not into gambling at all but it is a fun time to bet on the races. I definitely did not win any money though (,: A huge problem for me was the event staff. The event area is split into different parts for different events, but the people from other events kept coming to our event and stealing our food!!! The food was good though. Also minus an additional star because I feel so bad for the horsies (,:

Vacationing in Del Mar, you have to go at least once even if horse racing is not your cup of tea. My friend and I and not gamblers. We went to the track for a "Taco and Tequila" event last August. We liked the track, inside was clean, we even placed a couple bets on a horse race which was fun to see. The actual Taco and Tequila festival was horrible $76.00 for 2 tickets, 1 stars at best. The tequila sampling were all pre-made out of the machines, way too sweet concoctions. They did have one tequila company there serving real samples with the longest line because they were the only company doing it. The taco truck "Big Boyz Tacos" was a joke, we waited in line to finally get up to the front place our order and paid for (2) 3 taco Combo (your choice of meats or potato) to be told when they were putting our orders together all they had left was the dried up pork which I didn't want. Mind you, this was midway through the event. We are glad we went to the race track to see once, disappointed on the event, would never go back.

What a great venue! I've come here twice now as a vendor for an event they host a couple times a year called Uncorked Wine Festival. It's a big space, obviously, but not just for the horses. The atmosphere is always upbeat with the guests and the workers are always so friendly/helpful. Come here to enjoy a fun day under the sun and put some money on the horses! I recommend coming here for a fun day with a group of friends to do something different than your usual Saturday activities.

When we first moved to San Diego almost 25 years ago, our townhouse in Del Mar was walking distance to Del Mar Racetrack. In fact, we could hear the races being called from our patio, and going to the track was an easy walk for us. Fast forward, we have been to numerous Opening Days here (a grand event), racing days in the Grandstands, private functions in the Turf Club, concerts, and Daybreak at Del Mar -- weekend breakfast while horses workout during racing season. Then there's the history -- Bing Crosby paid to have this Racetrack completed. And the track's official song -- ''Where the Turf Meets the Surf" recorded by Bing Crosby is sung every racing day. And the view from the Grandstands and Turf Club of the Pacific Ocean practically adjacent to the track is awesome. For me, Del Mar Racetrack is the perfect place to enjoy a day of thoroughbred racing.

Another great experience at Del Mar Racetrack, and my opinion is because the ALL the staff there are GREAT! The staff are all friendly and are ready to help answer questions, give directions, or anything you need. Lots of seniors, so I'm guessing that's the reason why they know how to provide top-notch customer service... They all seem to be having fun! Valet parking is $30.00 (a little pricey), but it's worth it if you don't want to take a 5 minute walk to the gates. Del Mar Racetrack is a perfect way to spend the day with the family enjoying good racing.

Opening Day 2024 at the Del Mar race track in Del Mar was the event not to miss. Tickets were sold out but I was among the lucky ones to get an invite entry into the Turf Club, where the dress code is enforced, jackets required for men! And if you're like me and don't want to put more miles on your Louboutins, Valet parking was available for a fee of course. It was my third time at Del Mar race track but my first time at Opening Day, which is the first race on the season. Del Mar race track is beautiful, with the beach nearby, the weather was cooler with marine layer clouds, perfect for the horses. The racing guide and other reading programs with expert's daily picks can help you decide on which horses to place your bet on. Betting combinations always fascinated me: Exactas, Boxed, Trifectas, Win, Place, Show, Quinella and Superfecta are just examples, but there are more exotic wagering combinations lol Make sure you walk down to the area known as the paddock, where the horses, trainers and staffers prep the horses before the jockeys mount the horse. You can admire the horses closer and notice any unique qualities that can sway you into wagering a bet on that horse. When I see a horse make eye contact with Me and actually wink at Me, I will place a bet on that horse to win, lol...sometimes I actually win! Other times, I take into consideration many factors: the horse's winning track record, who the trainer is, whether it will have a winning jockey, and whether I like the colors the horse and jockey are sporting. The point is, there is No exact formula to chose a winner, anything is possible, even Long shots with unfavorable odds can take the win. It's fun to see the spectacular Hat Contest. Hats are creatively designed and decorated flamboyantly with colors and materials to match the wearer's personality. There are many areas that serve food and drinks. The Turf Club and The Club House are both restaurant style with servers. There are other areas that are food stands that offer casual food and drinks. On big events like Opening Day, it was so crowded everywhere and service was a tad slow even at the turf club :( Once we got our food and drinks, Laissez les Bons Temps Rouler!! Whether is Opening Day or not, a day at the Del Mar Racetrack is worth a visit. Recommend!

Such a fun place to watch some horse races, do some betting or just people watch. Everyone dressed so nicely with some fancy hats. Overall it was a cool experience!

Wow, so fun, so elegant. Reminds me of the scene in Pretty Woman where they are at the Polo track and women are dressed up and wearing really fund and whacky hats. Everything from the food to the ease of betting was so easy and so much fun. Cant wait to go again!

First time experiencing Opening Day at Del Mar Racetrack! Every year I would see opening day on the local news and admire the hats and outfits, so I finally made the effort and bought tickets a few months in advance. The woman on the phone was patient and helpful as I had no idea where to sit or how it all worked. WE ARRIVED EARLY We arrived at 11:30am -- about 2.5 hours in advance of the first race. Traffic and parking was a breeze at this time. (Parking was $15 in 2024). This gave us time to park, walk to the entrance, check out the hats and outfits, walk around, take photos, visit the gift shop and decide on food options before we took our seats in the stands. There were a few protesters on the parking lot perimeter, which made things slightly uncomfortable. FOOD AND DRINK If you're budget or health conscious, I would advise bringing your own pack lunch, which I wish we'd done. The sit-down restaurant was full. It was a little tough finding the different walk-up counters that served food as they're sporadically spread out throughout the buildings. Pizza was $14 for a SLICE. We paid $17 for a turkey sandwich and $15 for a beer. We ate our sandwiches out of the plastic container in the stands. We later went to buy a soft serve ice-cream, but unfortunately the machine was broken. :( THE RACES The actual races are kind of boring. It's a bit like a ride at an amusement park -- you wait a long time in between for a quick burst of excitement. The time between races can be spent people-watching, eating, drinking, placing bets or retrieving your winnings. We placed small ($2-$5) bets at the windows with the real tellers, which could be very time consuming, waiting, as lines were long. I believe you could also make bets at self-serve machines or on the phone app, but we felt intimidated by that. When I bet money on races, the horses would lose, but when I did it 'for fun', not betting money, the horses won. Figures! DO YOUR RESEARCH I would advise you do a bit of research into horse betting before you go, so you know the difference between 'Place' and 'Show', etc. and how to tell the teller your bet. (i.e., Horse number, race number, etc.) It would be nice if they explained this in the booklet. HOW LONG TO STAY? We stayed for 9 races, which was over the span of approximately 4.5 hours. You can leave after one race or stay all the way til the end. (Eleven races when we were there). Exiting the racetrack parking lot and getting to the freeway was easy at around 6:30pm. A ONE-TIME BUCKET LIST EVENT FOR ME It was quite the spectacle seeing everyone dressed up and an experience to say we've been, but I don't feel the need to go to opening day again. It was also quite pricey at around $80 a ticket, $15 for parking and expensive food and drink. (Not to mention the betting, where sky's the limit!) It's honestly one big booze fest with a bunch of pretty people. I can't imagine the drunks on the road afterwards. If you've never been, it's definitely a San Diego bucket list item.

I have been a few times in my life but this time I was there with an annual company party. We had a box which offered a great amount of privacy with great views. The bartender was kind, efficient and made some mean drinks. I loved being able to bet without leaving the box. I even got invited down to the track, meet one of the horse's who won! Parking: Don't go where everyone else does! There are great, close options that are even faster to get to than valet (which sometimes you have to wait up to 1 hour to get your car and then get out). Park in Parking Lot C. Do not park in Parking Lot A.

Overall had a great time, it was a business function all the food that was prepared by Del Mar was very tasty nice sandwiches the service was impeccable! And that even goes towards the people who help you bet not being a horse race better was very helpful to have some guidance. My only complaint if any reason for the four stars they need to figure something out with parking in the cost of parking.

Well First Parking is 10 Dollars for Cars and It does fill up quickly . Now as we arrived I am always a big Horse Racing Fam and I always enjoy seeing the pony's here !! The coolest part about the track is the area where they saddle up the race horses . It gets really crowded around that area and seeing the jockeys hop on to the horses !! Well it's a lot of fun for the whole family !! Kids get really excited when the horses come out !! To place a bet on the horses you want to win there are a couple of scenarios first there is exacta or Trifecta or and a couple more other ways depending on how you want it and the minimum bet is 50 Cents not bad at all !! There nachos are dam delicious and always taste so good at the track !! Lots of good food and plenty of areas for you to sit and root on your horse to win , place or show !! Overall an amazing Experience and I definitely think you and your family or friends will enjoy !! I surely can see myself coming back and enjoying it some more !!!

It was a cool experience, but I won't participate in such events in the future because I feel that those poor animals sacrifice a lot. They endure intense training, physical strain, and sometimes even injury or death, all for the sake of entertainment and competition.

My favorite summer activity is heading to the races with my family and friends to have a great time. Most recently, I went with my entire company, and we had a fantastic time betting, eating, and drinking there. The staff is outstanding, and the crowd is even better - everyone is incredibly friendly. That's what makes Del Mar race tracks such a special place.

This is a great place. I jumped at the opportunity to go here on a summer Saturday. Getting there on the Amtrak was part of the fun experience. Del Mar had busses which shuttle riders from the station directly to the track. Once at the track, it's easy access to the entrance. I recommend joining the Diamond club online for discounts before you get there. Once inside you see this is an all age, family friendly atmosphere. There are plenty of food and drink options for all to enjoy. It's a fun almost carnival like atmosphere. You soon find yourself watching the horses parade around prior to the upcoming races. And they're off...the excitement builds when the races begin. Just watching these beautiful animals run is amazing. Winning also helps with the enjoyment. I look forward to returning.

Excellent racetrack along the beach, where the surf meets the turf as the saying goes...this place has been around for decades and was initiated by Bing Crosby and Pat O'Brien...still a beautiful place today with beautiful people partaking in the sport of kings...cheap admission and some of the grandstand seating is free, check the daily schedule for sections...as is the case with most places today beer and other concessions are on the higher side of the scale...during the summer meet, July to early September, this place gets very crowded unlike other horse racing tracks today so be prepared for some lines at the betting windows...the location, the horses and the people watching all make this a fun way to spend the day win or lose....RECOMMEND

Such a fun easy getaway from Orange County. We trained down and a shuttle meets you at the station. So convenient. Whether you gamble, just love horses, or want a fun way to spend the day, you can't go wrong with Del Mar Racetrack.

I am so disappointed with my experience yesterday at the track. Bought a table for the four of us for $$$. The waitress and food were fine. The wagering part was awful!!! I have been going to Del Mar since 1978 and never experienced the long/slow lines to place a bet. In my years there I had only got shut down 1x at the window but yesterday 2x and barely made it two other times. I was not alone everyone I spoke to in line felt similar. It's obvious the trend is going to machine betting-- in one area I saw 7 machines and only 4 open windows-- I even went up a level and saw the same long lines. Del Mar get your act back together and make the experience fun again. We were seated East Grill -- stretch run- table 17. I come almost every year for my birthday

We had seats at the Il Palio restaurant. Food was subpar but the service was excellent. It has AC, bathrooms and betting booths for your comfort and enjoyment. There's tv's everywhere so you can watch no matter where you're sitting. Best seats are next to the window. The restaurant menu is very limited. Best if you eat before you come.

She's beaut, she really is. "Where the surf meets the turf" is forever accurate and consistently blasted both when advertising the track and also while you're there. They really drill it into your head and it also serves as a battle cry to the lesser racetracks across the country. I'm throwing down four stars (remember everyone, four stars is still a good rating on Yelp) mostly because some parts of this this track are severely outdated. To best describe it, there are places that you see that are designed to be old and then there are places that are, well, just old. Unfortunately that latter of the two is the case here. I will acknowledge that while old, everything from the furniture to the decor has aged well and is not falling apart or visibly damaged. As for the horses and the races. I'm not a big gambler when it comes to horses as I've never taken the time to learn the ins and outs of it all. Maybe if I were more educated I would jump in? I don't know, but at this stage I'm happy spending a weekend in another beautiful corner of San Diego.

LOVEEEE going to the racetrack! It was so fun going when I a kid with my grandma and other family members! That makes taking my own kids even more special. It was fun taking them down to see the horses walk through the paddock before a race and hear who they thought would win. Betting was made much easier by the betting agents/cashiers(?) who really helped us! I didn't come out winning much but my husband did great! They no longer have the infield family days which was a bummer. We were told they ended it when COVID started and haven't done it since. I don't know that ahead of time but the kids still had a great time. 100% recommend going and enjoying!

Fun activity to check out. Forewarning, always traffic and crowded to plan your time accordingly. Nice grounds.

My friends, family, and I all have at least an annual tradition of attending the horse races. Some years we get to go more often too. I've been attending the races for over 15 years and love the Del Mar Racetrack. Staff is always friendly and the grounds are constantly kept. Easy and convenient to bet, get food or drinks, and find seating or standing areas. Never many long lines as each floor has multiple stations for everything previously mentioned. No matter where you sit or stand you can definitely see the races. Great to attend the races in large groups too!

.... Last day of the races for the season....my sister loves to gamble..... it's her birthday so we thought why not the horse track .... we celebrated where the "surf meets the turf at Del Mar".....it was a fun day... not too hot... not too crowded... & we all won a little bit.... Fun times! See you next year! Parking is $15.00 gates open at 11am... Trams will get you to the gate....

Such an amazing and fun day at the races. Delmar is nicest venues in the horse racing business. Best known as where the surf meets the turf.

Transportation inside the area after the parking lot was terrible. My ride dropped me at the ride share tent and I waited for a tram as it is a for me a very long walk but all the trams were full as they'd picked up people from the outer parts of the parking lot. So I had to walk which greatly tired senior me and negatively affected my day at the race as I was too tired to move around the venue as I would normally have. And then I had to stand in line for a tram at the end of the day for about an hour as there were too few trams going back to the the car ride tent and they filled up quickly.

Fist Fght and Loud Drunk People ruined what would have been a beautiful day at the track. Every year we go with a group of friends and family for a day at the Del Mar races. Unfortunately, on August 11th the day was ruined by loud, obnoxious, drunk people who started a huge fistfight in the wagering line. There were women and children and innocent people's safety put in jeopardy. And NO SECURITY to be seen! It took 5-10 minutes for any Security to arrive! Very scary and very poor response by security. The lines were so long and we got shut out for 2 of the races because the lines were so long. We have never seen this in all the decades we have been coming here. We sit in a reserved seating area and we all had to be constantly trying to keep people without reservations from sitting in our seats. They need to have better monitoring and definitely need way better security! What a shame, this used to be a classy place.

Spent a Saturday afternoon in the Turf Club. My gf has a membership and I went along with her for the day. We had lunch, made a few bets and had a great time. Our server in the Turf Club, Arthur was awesome. He made sure we were well taken care of all day long and I hope his bosses see this and know how lucky they are to have him working there. I give 5 stars and 2 thumbs up.

Great time catching up with the horse racing after the county fair, also I haven't gone to bet on horses since Covid, price had gone up for everything from parking to cheat sheets to food to betting, yet still doable, fun and all, spending the entire evening for 8 races, bet on horses that never raced before, but I always learn new things every time I go, less hectic than the fair, easier to find parking, less traffic to get in and out, and I had fun.

I have been going to Del Mar Racetrack every year since 2011 as my photography group gets invited every racing season. Though I am not a fan of horse racing and I do not gamble, I always have a good time. What is really noticeable is how clean the place is kept, the care given to landscaping, and the friendliness of the staff. I've met everyone from Head Office Staff, Managers, Trainers, Wait Staff, Jockeys, Stable Hands, Security Guards, Track Photographers, etc. and everyone is friendly. Really quite remarkable. Having been to the stables at least a dozen times I am impressed by the care given to the horses. They are bathed, dried by hand, and groomed daily. You can tell the people working with the horses love them. I am really grateful that I was given the opportunity to meet the people at Del Mar Racetrack. Really remarkable!

Father in law and I went to Del Mar to vet the pony's today. We had a great time. Wonderful people that work there and so helpful. We met some nice people at the table next to us. The waiter was fair, we prefer the waitress we have had the other visits since she is friendlier and funny. Nonetheless we had fun, I came away $10 down and pop came away let's say he never loses and if we took it in one's I would need a wheel barrow. Give it a try in November when they come back.

Del Mar continues to be one of the premier racetracks in the country. My experiences here get more enjoyable every time, as I learn more about thoroughbred racing. There's more to Del Mar than meets the eye. Check out my photos to get a behind the scenes glimpse of the stables. So much work goes into preparing thoroughbreds for racing. The stablehands here are some of the most hardworking and nicest people I've ever met, and they care so much about the horses under their care. Spend a leisurely day here, where the weather is almost always perfect. Snag a table at the Turf Club (strict dress club). The summer season runs through September 6, and re-opens for the fall/winter in Nov. 3 - 28.

Always a great time at the Racetrack! It's such a fun way to spend a Saturday afternoon. The vibe is always great, people are friendly & easy going. The night life & bars in the area are definitely a must . It's a beautiful city & pleasant stay.

Opening day 2024c they said it was sold out but lots of empty seats however they too customer service to a NO SERVICE LEVEL. No attendants to guid you or help you bet, they have replaced with machines... & only 1 machine per area actualky takes your cash to give you a credit voucher to actually use in the other machines in between races to place your bet, no attendants around to help direct or address when, frustratingly, you get to the front of the line & the machine won't feel I. The tickets. It took so much fun from the races with no customer service e, no one to help rookies know how to place a best, an exacta or trifecta or how to box them.... All the time was depend between races 35-45 minutes literally standing in long slow standing lines without movement. When at the front people behind getting upset they are going to miss placing their bets for the next races. I'll bet their sales are way down this year & with this in mind, I'm thinking of foregoing the breeders cup, for which we already had made plans.... JUST N

We celebrated a birthday and reserved a table for 8 people. We got two tables side by side. We had a fabulous day at the races with family. But, it was fabulous because our waitress Stephanie. Her customer service was outstanding. She made sure that our drinks were flowing and we all were catered too. Give that girl a raise for outstanding customer service. Laura & family San Diego locals

Beautiful racetrack ! Employees are very helpful and courteous. Security is very good. Parking is no issue.

We went to the BBQ festival this past weekend-8.12.23- and it was a big disappointment. We paid $50 a piece and assumed there would be many BBQ vendors to choose from but there were only 5. Also one of the vendors ran out of one of their menu items. The drinks were not much better. Few options and again one of the vendors ran out of one of their drinks -they only had 3 drinks on their menu in the first place! I will not be going back next year!

So fun! Highly recommend if you love racing or just want to experience it in San Diego.

An amazing time, no matter where you end up seating. People and hat watching on opening day is half the fun. The venue is beautiful. The major issue this year was the lack of cashiers to place bets and several not well trained on knowing how to properly enter in a bet. Many people could not place their bets in time before the start of a race. An electronic version should be made available.

The is about the pickups, drop offs and parking for limo and party bus. Really hope this get the attention from people in charge of the limo and bus parking, picking up, and dropping offs for ALL EVENTS! 1. It's extremely annoying that the way in is changed every single time for big vehicles. Big vehicles try to plan ahead; to avoid accidents. 2. Being told, not this entry's; next one. And it repeated at all entrances; then the last one. You can't come in here. Turn around and go back to the 1st gate. 3. Being told to do a u-turn; when a car can barely do it; big bus and limos can't do u-turns.

It's off to the races! Horse races, good food at cafe sol, great entertainment, and fun gambling. What more can you ask for during race season?!

We had a suite where we drink endless margaritas & had lots of fun "donating our money away", we say this because we literally lost all 5 races we bet on but it was such a great time we didn't care! This place is clean, fun, & a guaranteed great time with friends. I do wish they had an information brochure for dummies that taught us everything in quick sentences so we didn't have to flip through the book to figure out what we were doing. Being new to horse racing + this gambling scene, I figured there was much to learn but too much info. Reading the internet taught me everything faster than the race track actually did (thank you google!). Overall a great experience & would come with friends again.

I have been to the Del Mar Racetrack many times but last weekend some friends and I decided to reserve a table in the stretch run grill so we could enjoy lunch while we watched the races. What an awesome day! The food choices were a little limited and, as we expected, the prices were pretty high. However the service we received was stellar! We were greeted by the hostess Morgan who was friendly, poised, and efficient. She showed us to our table and answered a few questions for us. She went above and beyond by explaining where we could place bets and taking few pictures for us. Our server and several food runners were all pleasant and knowledgeable as well. The people working at the stretch grill definitely made our experience memorable! We can't wait to have another great day at the races!

I don't go to the tracks much, but I like to go once a year just like the fair. The tracks can be fun if you go with a group. I never go on opening day or if I have to pay. Lol. I get free through my work sponsored event or tag along with my fiancé and his work event. I've sat in those tables before. The waiter service is nice. Drinks aren't too bad. And recently I've been in the club boxes. Those are nice and in the 5th floor with private entrances and all you can drink and eat. It's really nice because they have the betting machine in the room. Don't have to leave and you can cash out privately for club members. Haven't been to any other race tracks, but Del Mar is fun enough.

Went out on a double date to the track! Missed opening day but still got a chance to wear my fascinator! We were able to get tickets from the valet where we left our cars. They took us over to the track and we caught the bus back to the restaurant. We sat in open seating which is free no reservations. And it's the shade! The ticket booths were right behind us, it was superb easy to put in our bets. The food and drinks here are so expensive though! One drink was $14! Glad we ate prior to coming here. The open seating area provides you a great view of the track, if you want a closer view you can also choose to stand or sit on the benches without shade. It was a hot day we decided to stick with the shade. I saw people with lawn chairs setup on the bottom area closer to the track as well. Overall we had a great time, didn't win big but it was still fun. Even though it wasn't opening day it was still crowded. You have to pay for parking and an entry fee.

First time coming here. It was a great experience and the races were entertaining. It was somewhat confusing on how to read the synopsis of each race and the description of each horse. The staff working were friendly and explained how the bet worked and how to bet on each race. We were fortunate enough to win on our first race bet. Spent $5 per horse and won a good 8x ($41) Booked a table in the first level.... service was pretty slow, but the lady was friendly. The race season will be until September 6th. For sure will come back again.

A fun way to spend a Saturday! Parking is $10, we got ourselves a table in the stands and thoroughly enjoyed betting on horses all day. Food and drinks are pricey but that's to be expected.

So I wanted to do something different for my Birthday and decided why not have brunch at the Turf Club. It was pricey but why not I was celebrating myself... I went with my mother and were both excited. We got there and were seated on the second level it was a great view. Our tv wasn't working so they moved us to the same floor a table back. The "brunch" was preset you got some muffins or a packaged cheese and biscuit, then you had a choice for your main dish which we got the hash, and finally a dessert. Nothing fancy pretty plain. We bet on a couple of races and lost :-( When you want to bet though a lot of the people that worked there weren't familiar with their own process. It's ok, it's probably more random to come but the overall experience was a lot of fun especially because of the company!!!